This is it. This is the good stuff. It's super easy, delicious, and a wonderful change up to standard beef tacos. It involves a crescent rolls crust, taco meat, cheese, sour cream, chips, more cheese, plus any add-ons you want. Yum. Essentially it's tacos and then you get nachos on top too! We had this last week, and I told my husband that I thought the best thing about the recipe was the hint of sweetness from the crust. The hubs said the best thing about the recipe is the recipe. He's right. I got this recipe from a cookbook that my mother in-law sent to me: The Grapevine House Bed and Breakfast Cookbook, which is in Ohio. The cookbook has recipes in it from people who have been to the B&B, and this one is from Peggy Burner. I think my husband would say she's a genius!Taco PiePrint this recipe1 can of crescent rolls (I use reduced fat, and they taste great)1 pound hamburger2 tablespoons taco seasoning1/3 cup water2 cups cheddar cheese16 ounces sour creamTortilla chipsGarnishes: pico de gallo, lettuce, black olives, tomatoes, onionsPreheat your oven to 350 degrees. Press the crescent rolls into an ungreased pie plate. You may have to tear the corners off some rolls and press them into the sides. You also could use two cans, but I can make it fit just barely with one can. Place the pie plate in the oven and bake for 10 minutes. Meanwhile, brown the hamburger and drain the grease. Add in 1/3 cup water and sprinkle 2 tablespoons of taco seasoning on top. Cook for 5-10 minutes until the water is gone and the meat tastes great. OR...make your own taco meat how you normally make it. Pour the meat into the pie plate and even it out over the crust. Sprinkle 1-1 1/2 cups of cheese on top of the meat, covering it completely. Pop this back in the oven and bake for about 5 minutes or until the cheese has melted. Out of the oven, spread the sour cream on top of the cheese and place tortilla chips on the top of the pie. You can crush the chips into bite size pieces to make it easier to eat. Sprinkle the rest of the cheese on top of the chips, and bake for another 5-10 minutes until the cheese has melted and the crust is golden brown. Note: If you aren't going to eat the entire pie for that meal, I recommend sprinkling chips only over what you'll eat. Otherwise the chips get soggy, and that's no good for anyone. When you reheat the leftovers, just add the chips and cheese on top before you bake or microwave it.Serve with anything you like on your tacos: pico de gallo, tomatoes, lettuce, olives, onions, etc. Source: Peggy Burner in The Grapevine House Bed and Breakfast Cookbook

I love your blog!
And this recipe is genius. I am never one to order tacos in restaurants because they're hard to eat and that bothers me. But this recipe totally combats that problems. I'm so trying it :)

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Cooking is fun and easy at high altitude, but baking can be frustrating. About 90% of my recipes work everywhere, but some are adjusted so us mountain dwellers can enjoy baked goods from scratch. I hope you find great recipes on here for your family, and I'll let you know if any are adjusted for high altitude.